FR2659271A1 - AGENDA WITH CHRONOLOGICAL PLANS AND ACTIVITY SHEETS. - Google Patents

Abstract

a) Calendar with chronological plans and activity sheets, comprising: - a booklet (E1) of chronological plans (days, weeks, months) allowing the recording of activities to be carried out according to a fixed chronology, - a booklet (E2) of activity sheets for recording the activities to be carried out without chronology, b) diary characterized in that the fascicles (E1, E2) of chronological plans and activity sheets are two physically distinct sets placed in the same binding, aligned the one above the other and can be laminated independently but simultaneously. c) The invention applies to agendas with chronological plans and activity sheets.

Description

"Timeline Diary and Activity Sheets" This

  The invention relates to an agenda comprising:

  a booklet of chronological plans (days,

  months, months) to register activities to be carried out according to a fixed chronology, a leaflet of activity sheets to record

  activities to be carried out without chronology.

  Numerous achievements of such an agenda are already known In this calendar, the fascicles of chronological plans, that is to say, plans of days, weeks, months, quarters or year, allow the inscription information These calendars also include miscellaneous information or databases about holidays around the world, useful phones, etc. Some relatively complicated calendars also include functional sheets for conducting a project, keeping an accounting record expense sheets, etc.

as well as directories.

  Generally, in known calendars, the information is written on a single

  support, the timeline that receives indistinctly

  information of very different natures such as appointments, works or activities to be carried out on specific dates, works or activities without specific dates It is therefore necessary to postpone information several times and this especially as the agenda often has several timelines: a weekly plan, a monthly plan, a quarterly plan or an annual plan Or, the necessary repetition of information from one plan or booklet to another is an operation

  tedious, restrictive and necessary

by mistakes.

  The present invention aims to overcome the disadvantages of known calendars and proposes to create a simple calendar avoiding the repetitive registration of information and to have, in a clear and particularly useful, an independent overview of the directories or fascicles relating to activities or work on fixed dates and

  activities and work on unspecified dates.

  To this end, the invention relates to an agenda of the above type characterized in that the fascicles of chronological plans and activity sheets are two physically distinct sets placed in the same binding, aligned one above the other. other and can be laminated independently but

simultaneously.

  The agenda according to the invention makes it possible

  separately, ie independently, the fascicle of the chronological plans and the fascicle of the non-chronological activity sheets; each booklet can be opened on any plan or page This allows to consult the booklet of the chronological plans for a specific date while consulting in parallel, that is to say independently but simultaneously, the leaflet of the cards of non-chronological activities, to adapt to each other according to a given moment This makes it possible, for example, to locate blank areas on the fascicle of the chronological planes to perform the most favorable or most feasible non-chronological activity. at this moment. Since the booklet of non-chronological activity sheets is in no way linked to the chronological plan booklet, non-chronological activities remain inscribed as long as they are not carried out; no postponement is required since the activities always appear on the leaflet of the activity sheets, regardless of the page or the plan sheet

  chronological used at this time.

  As the non-chronological activities are executed, the user blocks or erases the activity carried out so that only the activities remaining to be performed appear. Following an interesting feature, the timeline booklet is a set of

  daily or weekly sheets.

  According to another characteristic of interest

  The activity sheet booklet is a set of cards with grids defining boxes for the registration of the activities to be performed. This booklet of activity sheets, consisting of cards with grids, allows you to write in each box of the grid an activity to perform These grids can also be punched so that the user can remove the page when it is fully used This is possible when the card has the inscriptions on one side In the case of an activity sheet having a grid on both sides, the page, which corresponds to an activity on the back and an activity on the front, can only be removed when both

sides will have been used.

  This allows in all cases to significantly reduce the consultation of the booklet of activities and this always regardless of the consultation that is made of the fascicle of the chronological plans. In a particularly interesting way, the booklet of the chronological plans is placed above the booklet of the activity sheets in no chronological order. However, it is possible, in the same vein, to place the booklet of non-chronological activities above the booklet of chronological plans. According to one interesting characteristic, the booklet is a set of activity sheets in the form of a loose-leaf notebook. According to a particularly practical embodiment, the diary includes a binding receiving the fascicle of the chronological plans, the leaflet of the activity sheets and various information sheets.

commercial and technical.

  This binding can be equipped with pockets for receiving business cards, a calculator, spare cards including a pencil with built-in eraser, and a graduated rule, generally, supplies necessary for an activity

administrative type.

  According to another characteristic of the invention, the fascicule of the chronological cards is subdivided into a booklet of appointment plans.

  and a booklet of chronological activity plans.

  Advantageously, the Booklet of Appointment Plans is a two-sided printing booklet for a six-day open-book view. According to another characteristic, the booklet of the chronological activity plans is a booklet with double-sided printing allowing the

  four day vision to open book.

  The present invention will be described

  in more detail with the help of an example of reali-

  A diary shown as a non-limitative example in the accompanying drawings in which: FIG. 1 is a view of the open calendar on the timeline booklet and the booklet of activity sheets, FIG. is a view of the agenda of Figure 1, opened on a leaflet of information sheets

commercial and technical.

  Figure 3 shows a variant of a part of the agenda.

  According to Figures 1 and 2, the agenda of the in-

  vention consists of a binding 1 provided with closure means 2, 3 such as tabs provided with adhesive or quick-snap surfaces, as well as rings of file 4 and 5 Lragenda comprises, according to Figure 1, a fascicle El of chronological plans and a leaflet E 2 of activity sheets to be completed without chronology The booklet of non-chronological activities E 2 is attached to rings 5 while the chronological activity booklet El is attached to

  These two fascicles are aligned one with the other

  above the other In the present example, the booklet El is above the E 2 booklet. These two booklets have no common part They are physically distinct while being placed in the same binder 1 and can be laminated independently l This means that the booklet El can be opened on any page or flip through while E 2 is

open on this or that page.

  More precisely, the El chronology booklet is a set of daily sheets each time two days on the same page as for example the beginning of the week, Monday N, Tuesday N + 1, numbered for example by the day and / or the week Under the indication 7 of the day, there is a location 8, for example pre-printed with lines, in which the user enters the

  chronological activities to be performed at the day 7.

  The same is true for the following day at location 7 'and whose registration location

bears the reference 8 '.

  To facilitate the opening of the booklet on the current date, the bottom corner 13 is detachable following

a dotted line.

  The leaflet of activity sheets E 2, in no chronological order, is subdivided on each page into boxes 9 in which the activities to be performed are recorded in chronological order. These boxes are printed on both sides as shown in part E'2 of

  fascicle on the left of rings 5; the corresponding form

  Dante shows the boxes 9 '.

  In general, pages are advantageous

  delimited by perforations 10 making the pages detachable when the activities listed

  on the front and possibly on the back are made.

  This lighten the paper and remove

the view the activities carried out.

  According to Figure 2, the agenda of the invention

  also contains technical information sheets

  These cards 11 are shown in Figure 2 These cards are themselves grouped together

  possibly in fascicles with interchangeable elements

  12 facilitating their research and consultation.

  This information may be information

  pre-printed or written by the user regarding a particular activity, information

  relating to countries, cities (socio-economic

  economic, addresses and telephone numbers useful in a country, etc.) According to the invention, the fascicules of chronological planes E and non-chronological plans E 2 can be constituted by detached sheets or sheets actually assembled in fascicle and

detachable, where applicable.

  As the fascicles E1, E2 are carried by binding means such as rings 4, 5 different, it may be interesting to separate the opening mechanism of the rings 4 and rings to allow their opening and closing independently. In other words, according to a variant of the invention, it is possible to open the rings 4 leaving the rings 5 closed so as to remove the sheets of the booklet El oldest, to insert

  new cards without touching E 2.

  It may be advantageous to increase the holding or fixing of the fascicles E1, E2 with respect to each other by means of a holding means which

  complete the holding provided by the rings.

  This holding means may be one or two relatively rigid plates provided with pockets or attachment surfaces or adhesive surfaces in or on which the attachment is releasably secured.

  front and / or back cover of both fascicles.

  This keeps them in place to prevent

  the leaves of the two fascicles do not overlap.

  In the example shown, the holding means is constituted by a relatively rigid sheet 20 of cardboard or plastic material provided with holes 21 for its attachment to the rings of the binding and pockets 22, 23 in which the

  rear covers 24, 25 of the fascicles E1, E2.

  This sheet 20 could also include slots forming passers in which slips the back cover of the fascicles El, E 2 The same result is obtained by

detachable bonding.

  According to a variant, the sheet 20 does not have any perforation but simply connects the

covers of fascicles El, E 2.

  This holding means simply ensures the relative positioning of the fascicles E1, E2 without interfering with their independence: the fascicles E1, E2 can be viewed independently of one another; it is also possible to replace one of the finished booklets with another one without having to change the other booklet if it is not finished.

  In general, the agenda according to the invention

  tion is very easy to use; it avoids the errors of postponement since the activities without chronology inscribed in the boxes of the fascicle E 2 remain inscribed until their execution By cons, the chronological activities registered in the fascicle El will be transcribed to another date which if they n were not executed on the date

planned.

  This removes any problem of postponement, at the

  times tedious and source of errors.

  Finally the agenda allows to organize the work well since, having the E 2 booklet open, it is possible to consult the booklet El to find, for example, a time during which we can perform this or other non-order activity

  chronological order in issue E 2.

  In summary, the agenda according to the invention allows

  a permanent visualization of the actions to be performed.

  The fascicles or additional information

  res found, moreover, in the agenda

complete the possibilities.

  This information can be specific to this type of activity or type of country, pre-printed

  partially printed and completed by the use of

  according to his particular needs.

Claims (4)

R E V E N D I C A T IO N S 1) Agenda including:   a fascicle (El) of chronological plans (day-   months, weeks, months) to record activities to be carried out according to a fixed chronology,   a leaflet (E 2) of activity sheets for in-   to write the activities to be carried out without chronology, diary characterized in that: the fascicles (El, E 2) of chronological plans and activity sheets are two physically distinct sets placed in the same binding, aligned one above the other. the other and can be laminated   independently but simultaneously.   An agenda according to claim 1, characterized in that the timeline booklet (El) is a set of sheets daily or weekly.   ) Agenda according to claim 1, characterized in that the booklet of activity sheets (E 2) is a set of cards bearing grids delineating boxes for registration activities to be done.   Diary according to claim 1, characterized in that the fascicle of the chronological planes (El) is placed above the booklet   activity sheets (E 2) without chronological order.   An agenda according to claim 1, characterized in that the leaflet of the sheets   of activities (E 2) is a notebook with detachable cards.   60) An agenda according to claim 1, characterized in that it comprises a binding receiving the fascicle of the timeline (El), the booklet of the activity sheets (E 2) and various   commercial and technical fact sheets.   70) An agenda according to claim 1, characterized in that it comprises fascicles (El, E 2) spare.   ) Agenda according to claim 6, characterized in that the binding comprises pockets for receiving business cards, a calculator, reserve cards, a pen with   an eraser incorporated and a graduated rule.   An agenda according to claim 1, characterized in that the fascicule of the time sheets (El) is subdivided into a booklet of meeting plans and a leaflet of plans. chronological activities.   An agenda according to claim 9, characterized   The fact that the booklet of the meeting plans is a two-sided fascicule and allows the vision of the 6 days of the week to open book. An agenda according to claim 9,   characterized in that the fascicle of activity plans   chronological tapes is a two-sided booklet and allowing-vision of 4 days to open book. ) Agenda according to any of the   Claims 1 to 11, characterized in that   comprises a cooperating holding means (20) (22, 23) with the respective front and / or rear cover (24, 25) of each fascicle (E1, E2) to maintain them in a relative position in addition to their hanging in the binding.   130) An agenda according to claim 12, characterized in that the holding means (20) is a relatively rigid sheet having pockets (22, 23), gripping surfaces or surfaces   detachable tacky or hanging slits.